Bolero Maurice Ravel

Maurice Ravel and Ivan Maximov in the film of enriched spirituality

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• animation
• classical
• Ravel
• bolero

[zonrikzdude]

This is terribly epic my dear youtubers!

[Bewegungmaffel]

I just CANNOT realize why SO FEW PEOPLE listen to such music. Dudes, face it, THAT`S THE REAL MUSIC. Not Justin Bieber, not Green Day, not Lady Gaga, not all these modern, dick-sucking COMMERCIAL MOTHERFUCKERS!

[TheMoryaco]

@Bewegungmaffel The only reason I know of this song is because my band director is crazy and thinks that high schools kids (who don't practice) can play this.....

[MapettoSam]

xD



[MrKrakbo]

@Bewegungmaffel LOL

[MintWithTheHole]

Am I the only one who found the "turtle-worm" going round in circles amusing?

[IcyPeanuts]

@Bewegungmaffel There are different opninions, sir.

[fleebness]

I've occasionally watched this video for years, but never before now noticed that the brick that was pushed out is suddenly pushed in again when the video goes into the multiple screens.

Which doesn't impact me loving this video by any stretch of the imagination. Eh... forget I mentioned it.

[Zell666Dincht]

it's the long long long long history of mankind

[xxStealthHunterx]

@Bullsseye I see the video as what we do our whole life. We all basically do same things all over again. Have you noticed how little ball in the corner appears near the end of the video? It's the same scene which video has started with. It's all one endless loop. In short it says: you born, go to school, get a job, make new babies, grow old and die and that babies do the same thing all over again. Though everything doesn't have to happen at all except dieing.